‘Pedaling’ a movie the hard way
The documentary was aired on the Travel Channel on Father’s Day and made the film festival circuit, winning “Best Documentary” at the New Strand Film Festival.
Archive for August, 2009
State won’t dump its incinerated trash in Franklin
“You have the governor and the attorney general saying they’re opposed to it - so I think that would sway them to at least look at other properties.” Franklin First Selectman Richard Matters
Your chance to choose a national PSA on flu prevention
“Think young and old; students and mothers; and those most vulnerable - then tell us which video delivers the flu prevention message best.” - U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius
Science is REALLY great fun, amazing, cool… and right in our backyard
It was a joy to see people at work who really love what they do and who feel a sense of enthusiasm for their tasks. I think that this is definitely an attitude that is “caught” rather than “taught.”
Mother still hopes to find daughter’s killer
State Police spokesman Lt. J. Paul Vance says the case is far from being closed. “It’s still an active criminal investigation,” he said, although there have been no new developments.
Willimantic property owner hit with $28,980 fine
In a civil trial on July 23 in Windham Superior court, the Arsenaults were found to be responsible for costs to the Town of Windham of approximately $7,880.
Two local men win $3 million lottery
The two friends elected the cash lump sum prize, each receiving a check for $607,325 (after taxes).
Traffic jams expected as UConn students return
Beginning at 7 a.m. on Friday morning, freshmen will move into their residence halls and will fill any parking spaces available in the area surrounding UConn.
Join your fellow Husky fans at the National Championship Dinner
The event will take place on Tuesday, Sept. 22 at the Aqua Turf in Southington.
Gov. Rell: Flags to fly half-staff to honor Sen. Kennedy
“Sen. Kennedy fought for those who had no voice and generated real change in so many public policy areas through his strength of will and his sheer determination.” Gov. M. Jodi Rell
